In a united and seemingly coordinated front, the U.S., Canada and another dozen mostly Latin American countries quickly announced that they supported Guaido’s claim to the presidency
Despite the Obama Administration deciding not to prosecute, WikiLeaks claims secret criminal charges have recently been filed by the Trump administration
Amid the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, Trump honors Nancy Pelosi's request to deliver the address when the federal government reopens
The 21-year-old suspect had called emergency responders to the scene and barricaded himself inside the bank before surrendering
Russian and Turkish leaders, who 'are actively collaborating on Syria,' met in Moscow for talks on proposed 'safe zone' near the Turkish border
All but four AfD members in the Bavarian parliament walked out, after Jewish community leader accused party of 'downplaying the crimes' perpetrated by the Nazis
Despite 10 rounds of talks since March, the allies have failed to strike an accord to replace a 2014 deal for troop costs that expired last year
Syria's UN envoy says on the same day that if Israel attacks Damascus, it can reach Tel Aviv as well
Aya Masarwe's father thanked Australians for their humanity and solidarity ■ Thousands marched in Melbourne over the weekend calling for safety for women
The impasse between Russia and the U.S. sets the stage for Washington to begin pulling out of the of the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) on Feb. 2
Sergei Naryshkin discussed cooperation in the fight against international terrorism with his Saudi counterpart
Reforms aim to capture a portion of the $20 billion currently spent overseas every year by Saudis seeking entertainment
Recent finds have stirred fresh excitement and archaeologists are probing higher and deeper than before, as hundreds of caves remain unexcavated
'Terrorist explosion' claimed the life of the driver, state news agency SANA reports
Syria's possible rehabilitation by its Arab peers is also under consideration, as the Arab League debates whether to end its membership suspension
Footage shared online of Covington students apparently mocking a Native American Vietnam veteran near the Lincoln Memorial has sparked intense debate and division in the United States
The lawyer for a former U.S. marine accused of spying by Russia said on Tuesday that his client had been misled
'We see how those who spoke of freedom of press are now covering this up after seeing money,' says Turkish official
The West Bank assailant was shot at the scene by another soldier before he could do any harm
Ahmed al-Amari, who previously served as a dean at Islamic University in Medina, was arrested in August in crackdown on people believed to be close to a religious scholar who published a book critical of the Saudi royal family
Since 2011, Andrew G. Vajna had worked as a government commissioner under Prime Minister Viktor Orban, presiding over a revival of Hungarian cinema
Harris, 54, the daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and India, enters the race with the potential advantage of being the Democratic candidate who looks most like the party's increasingly diverse base
Smaller EU states taking a much tougher stance on Tehran
'Russia must verifiably destroy all SSC-8 missiles, launchers and associated equipment in order to come back into compliance with the INF Treaty'
John Travolta's mob movie flop "Gotti" and President Donald Trump were nominated on Monday for the Razzie Awards for the worst films of 2018
Missile fired at Israel was launched by Iranians in Syria, military says ■ Russia: 4 Syrian soldiers killed, 30 Israeli missiles destroyed ■ Watchdog: 11 killed ■ Israel says targets include arms depot, Iranian training site
German government suspects Mahan Air, which has been on a U.S. sanctions list since 2011, is used for military purposes and terrorist activities
Netanyahu visited Chad on Sunday to formally renew diplomatic ties, which had been severed in 1972 ■ Islamist group affiliated with Al-Qaida in Mali claims attack
Mohammed Al-Emadi, head of Qatar's Gaza Strip Reconstruction Committee, said the latest $15 million wage payment was initially withheld by Israel but would now arrive on Wednesday
The Italian navy said it had alerted Libyan authorities who ordered a merchant ship to go to the site but the rescue effort was called off after the search proved fruitless